I wasnt going for them wheels as Im skint atm bur I thought about something sill wide like them.
Hmm i think il just stick to what I was going for before. Although them wheels are â™
Thanks for the replies everyone
Check these wheels out here
Would look lovely on someones 350, plus they 5x114 10j at front and 11.5j and ET13 Some one buy me them pleasee
Seriously though does anyone on here run silly wide wheels like that on here? Does it give you more grip or is it harder to drive?
Hello everyone, I have managed to confuse myself.
I have a cusco catch can. The hose I have with it is roughly 15mm external. Like outside to outside. The inside is about 10mm. This does mean I have a 9.5mm catchcan right?
Do measurements for hoses and catch cans go on external or internal diameter?
Also where is the best place to get hoses and roughly how much will I need?
Thanks
Dblock
Yeah, maybe somewhere down the line I'll go a little lower, nothing drastic.
Prolly get the Tein springs, which don't lower as much as the Eilbach ones
Could also be cos I cant see it in the flesh. Photos make small things look bigger
You say a smoother ride? I have heard on most cars that people who use motorbike ITB's are great on track but rubbish on roads. motorbike ITB's generally open and close very quickly and have very extreme angles to them. a guy with a lupo gti and cams and ITBs from 125 made 175 and a guy with a clio 172 with cams, itb, exhaust went from 160 to about 210. True the super charged 172 makes 300bhp but I drove my 172 last night and I loved it. Its got pretty hot standard cams so all the power is above 4k and it pulls to 7750. I think a 350z wouldnt gain that much but then it would sound great.
i think the trick is to keep the original throttle body still wired up but use a throttle cable, that way you can use the original ECU but won't see all the gains unless you use a stand alone.
some on there seem to have done a jenvey setup for about $3500 but the tuning it all in seems to be the hard part.
Do you have a link for that?